The requested transformation would overflow the drawing area
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Hello,
I am working on a file sized 50/70 of 25.6 MB. I opened it today to make corrections, move complex vector shapes or copy and paste them, but this operation displays the message
"unable to paste the objects; the requested transformation would overflow the drawing area for one or more selected objects"
Do you know what this is about and how to resolve this issue?
Thank you in advance.
I am working on a file sized 50/70 of 25.6 MB. I opened it today to make corrections, move complex vector shapes or copy and paste them, but this operation displays the message
"unable to paste the objects; the requested transformation would overflow the drawing area for one or more selected objects"
Do you know what this is about and how to resolve this issue?
Thank you in advance.
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You must want to apply a rotation / movement / scaling to a set of objects (or a grouping of objects).
The result of this transformation will cause one of the objects in the set to go outside the drawing area. This is to prevent the object that is outside the area from becoming inaccessible and unselectable once the group of objects is ungrouped.
If possible, move the group of objects you want to modify so that, after the transformation, it remains within the drawing area.
Or enlarge the drawing area.
The result of this transformation will cause one of the objects in the set to go outside the drawing area. This is to prevent the object that is outside the area from becoming inaccessible and unselectable once the group of objects is ungrouped.
If possible, move the group of objects you want to modify so that, after the transformation, it remains within the drawing area.
Or enlarge the drawing area.
after all, I moved them with their identifiers on the x and y axes
thank you for your response